Product Description
PCT-202 push wire connector — 2-port inline terminal block
What it's for: joining or extending low-voltage conductors inside a junction box, camera back, or cabinet without screws or a crimping tool.
Each of the two ports accepts a solid or stranded copper conductor, held by a push-in spring clamp — insert the wire and the connection is made. No tools, no screw terminals, no crimper on site.
Where installers use it
- CCTV power runs — extending a camera's DC feed inside an enclosure or junction box
- Alarm and control wiring — joining low-voltage circuits without a terminal strip
- Lighting circuits — quick inline joins in low-voltage lighting
- Structured cabling — tidy terminations in network cabinets and distribution points
Why it suits tight installs
The transparent housing lets you see both conductors are fully seated before closing the enclosure — useful on jobs where a re-opened camera housing or cabinet costs time. The compact inline body is sized for junction boxes and enclosures rather than open panel space, so it fits where a standard terminal block won't.
Key specs
- 2 independent push-wire ports
- Accepts solid and stranded copper conductors
- Tool-free push-in spring clamp termination
- Transparent insulated housing for visual inspection
- Compact inline design for enclosures and cabinets
Stock item, sold as an accessory for CCTV, alarm, lighting and structured cabling installs — not a fixed-position wall terminal.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What conductors does the PCT-202 accept?
It accepts both solid and stranded copper conductors, terminated by push-in spring clamp with no tool required.
Can I check the wire is properly connected?
Yes — the housing is transparent, so you can visually confirm each conductor is fully inserted before closing the enclosure.
Where is the PCT-202 typically installed?
Inside junction boxes, camera enclosures, network cabinets and electrical distribution points, for CCTV power, alarm, lighting or structured cabling runs.
Does it need a crimping tool or screwdriver?
No — termination is tool-free push-in, using spring clamp technology rather than screw terminals or crimping.
